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 1 1 |          think that the state of religion is the same in Bavaria as
 2 1 |  propagation of the faith and of religion in your country, We may
 3 3 |        viii.) From that time the religion of the Bavarians remained
 4 3 |         as the needs of our holy religion demand you may receive consolation
 5 4 |     healing the wounds which Our religion may have received, or in
 6 5 |         early years in piety and religion, before evil habits have
 7 7 |         is the greatest enemy to religion, having been dispelled,
 8 7 |         in the first ages of our religion and in the following centuries
 9 7 |        objected to the Christian religion, that they should not be
10 7 |        contempt of all faith and religion. Of which impure plague,
11 9 |         reverence, on account of religion, not on account of fear;
12 10|       since the duty of teaching religion, that subject indeed, which
13 11| themselves that the knowledge of religion should not only not be driven
14 11|         that they may know their religion and be of good behaviour,
15 11|        receive that knowledge of religion which is necessary for every
16 11|        of education is devoid of religion or, what is worse, is opposed
17 11|        careless and lax in their religion or openly averse to the
18 12|        Be full of pious zeal for religion, and let the anxiety of
19 12|     persons embrace the cause of religion and of the Church as their
20 12|      manner for the interests of religion and in defence of the property,